Private ayes

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented of the performance of privatised companies on the Australian stock market, with the observation that they typically outperform the market in spite of uneven share prices since listing. Investors in Telstra's public offering in 1997 benefitted from a jump in investment of 37% within minutes of listing.

Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Corporations, Privatization, Privatization (Business), Valuation

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Conflict of interest

Article Abstract:

The Financial Planning Association in Australia spent a decade improving the image of the business, but investigations in 2000 have tarnished it again. The use of hidden fees and benefits to advisers means investors do not get the best deal.

Laws, regulations and rules, Financial planners, Investors

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Virtual savings

Article Abstract:

The attractions of virtual banking are discussed. Accounts accessible only via the internet, mail or telephone are described and their merits assessed.

Banking industry, Internet, International aspects

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